In episode 365 of the Real Life Runners Podcast, we share personal updates on their training and lives, offering insights that listeners can apply to their own running and overall health. Kevin discusses his recovery journey after surgery and how he gradually reintroduced running, emphasizing the importance of listening to one's body and flexibility in training plans. Angie delves into her research and personal experience with training strategies for women over 40, especially in relation to perimenopause and menopause. The episode emphasizes the significance of enjoying the training process, being adaptable, and maintaining a holistic approach to health and fitness.
04:06 Recovery and Training Post-Surgery
05:55 Balancing Training Plans and Listening to Your Body
12:03 The Importance of Enjoying the Training Process
25:42 Exploring Training for Women Over 40
26:45 The Impact of Hormones on Training
27:58 Challenging Traditional Fitness Advice
28:28 Developing a New Training Protocol
29:45 Balancing High-Intensity and Endurance Training
33:34 The Importance of Enjoyable Training
38:05 Incorporating Strength and HIIT for Women
46:05 Setting Realistic and Enjoyable Goals
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